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CHARITY BALL

Every dance competition, hosted by András Faluvégi DVM, whether it is Danza Cup, Budapest Grand Ball, Hungarian Open, or Budapest Open, the day of the main event ends with a great celebration. The gala dinner always has a good cause, because at Danza Cup International we believe that with the love of dance we can truly change lives if we add a special meaning to our celebration. As Dr. András Faluvégi’s charity events’ motto says: Make a change, one dance at a time! Details on the upcoming ball coming soon.

ABOUT THE ORGANIZER AND HIS EVENTS

We are a Hungarian-based team specializing in dance events primarily across Middle-European countries. Our franchise is led by András Faluvégi DVM, a renowned professional dancer with multiple awards to his name. His vision goes beyond dance competitions; he sees ProAm as a lifestyle that bestows wonderful experiences.

András Faluvégi’s expertise and passion have fueled our success in organizing top-tier dance events throughout the region. With a dedication to excellence, he has brought a unique flair to ProAm, transforming it into more than just a competition. It’s a way of life that offers participants a world of unforgettable experiences.

Under András Faluvégi’s leadership, our team has embraced the essence of ProAm as a lifestyle, bringing this philosophy to every event we organize. We share his belief that ProAm is not just about dance; it’s about the joy, connections, and unforgettable moments it brings to all who participate

Dr. András Faluvégi, a distinguished professional in both dance and veterinary medicine, is a luminary in the Hungarian dance community. His illustrious career includes numerous titles and prizes not only in Hungary but on the global stage. As a consummate dancer, he also owns a prestigious dance school and is the driving force behind remarkable events like the Danza Cup, Hungarian Open, and the Grand Ball Series.

Beyond personal achievements, Dr. Faluvégi passionately mentors the next generation of dancers, leaving an indelible mark on the art form. His mentorship fosters a legacy of excellence.

Renowned for his role in the ProAm dance community, he is the pioneer who put Hungary on the map by organizing the country’s first-ever ProAm contest. These events are celebrated for their sophistication, world-class competition, and luxury experiences for contestants, attracting dancers from far and wide. Dr. András Faluvégi’s impact is an embodiment of artistry and dedication, solidifying his status as a true trailblazer in Hungary and beyond.

PACKAGES

BASIC

Our Bronze Package is ideal for those who seek an affordable option without compromising on quality. It provides access to our special services and ensures you get a great deal on your experience.

SUPERIOR

Our Bronze Package is ideal for those who seek an affordable option without compromising on quality. It provides access to our special services and ensures you get a great deal on your experience.

DELUXE

Upgrade to our Silver Package for a balanced blend of perks and affordability. It's the perfect choice for those looking to enhance their event experience without additional and unnecessary extra costs.

CONTEST RULES

Styles and dances

  • International Standard | Waltz, Tango, Viennese Waltz, Slowfox, Quickstep
  • International Latin | Cha-cha-cha, Szamba, Rumba, Paso doble. Jive
  • American Smooth | Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot, Viennese Waltz
  • American Rhythm | Cha-cha-cha, Rumba, Swing, Bolero, Mambo
  • Caribbean mix | Salsa (Cuban, LA Style), Merengue, Bachata (Dominican, Sensual)
  • Argentine Tango Salon | Tango, Vals, Milonga
  • Argentine Tango Free Style | Tango, Vals, Milonga Contests

Contests

  • Single Dance | one-dance competitions (any dance is possible)
  • Multi Dance | multi-dance competition (2, 3, 4, 5 dances paired, any combination of dances within one style)
  • Scholarship | all dances from a given style evaluated together (prerequisite for entry, Single Dance entry from all dances of the given style, in the same category and skill level)
  • 9-dance | all dances from the American Smooth and American Rhythm styles
  • 10-dance | all dances from the International Standard and International Latin styles
  • Show | possible from all dance styles More dances
  • VIP Show / Showcase presentations

More dances

  • VIP Kür / Showcase presentations

 

In the Single Dance, Multi Dance, 9- and 10-dance competitions, the scorers evaluate only the student’s performance.

In the Scholarship, Showcase and Kűr competitions, the scorers evaluate the overall performance of the pair.

In the Showcase and Kűr competitions, the couples dance to their own music, the duration of which is a maximum of 4 minutes. The music should be sent by e-mail to: info@danza.hu before the closing of entries

In the Showcase competition, the choreography is composed of the elements of a dance. It is like a Single Dance performed by the duo to their own music.

The choreography of the Kűr competitions is composed of the elements of several dances freely chosen from the given style. It contains elements of 3-5 dances for International Standard, International Latin and American Rhythm styles, 3-4 dances for American Smooth, and 2-3 dances for Argentine Tango and Caribbean mix.

The VIP Kůr / Showcase presentations are not part of the competition, i.e. the dancers do not compete with each other and will not be evaluated. They can present their dance to the public during the Saturday evening gala dinner.

Boys and girls compete together.

In the Scholarship, 9-dance and 10-dance competitions, a student dances all dances with the same teacher.

Participation in Scholarship competitions is a prerequisite for the competitor to participate in all Single Dance competitions of the given style in the same category and level as the Scholarship.

During the competition, only the president, the counters and the organizers can see the scores and placings of the competitors. After the announcement of the results, the competitors will receive their results in printed form at the registration desk.

The organizer reserves the right to combine age groups if there are less than three entries in a category.

There are no restrictions on dance clothes. However, contestants are requested to appear in clothing that does not violate good taste.

It is possible to apply for the competition on the nevezz.com page or by filling out the entry form on Flymark website, subject to the specified entry deadline.

Only teachers registered on the website can apply and nominate their students for the competition.

Teachers can submit students’ entries at any time until the closing of entries, or can be modified. When making a change, please note that the entry fees will be determined based on the fees valid at the time of the change!

In the competition, we also accept on-site entries no later than an hour and a half before the start of the given competition, as long as it does not affect the scenario. On-site entry fees are calculated at a higher price.

In all cases, the contestants are nominated by the teachers. You will receive confirmation of your entry in an automatic e-mail message.

Entry fees must be paid in cash at the competition venue.

In each case, the age group is determined by the age of the student.

J1| Up to 10 years old
J2 | 10 – 15 years
Y| 15 – 19 years
А1 | 19 – 27 years
А2 | 27 – 35 years
S1 | 35 – 45 years
S2 | 45 – 55 years
S3 | 55 – 65 years
SU | Over 65 years old

Interoperability between age groups:

J1, J2, Y can enter in an age group one higher
A2, S1, S2, S3 and SU can also enter in one lower age group

You can participate in the competitions in the following categories and levels. Advertised categories and levels may vary by style.

Bronze category (only basic steps)
Beginner
Advanced
Silver category (advanced basic steps)
Beginner
Advanced
Gold category (open choreographies, no restrictions on steps)
Beginner
Advanced

Bronze and Silver are closed categories, in which the dance steps that can be presented are determined by strict rules.

All competitors can participate in both closed and open level competitions.

In the competition, we also accept on-site entries no later than an hour and a half before the start of the given competition, as long as it does not affect the scenario. On-site entry fees are calculated at a higher price.


In all cases, the contestants are nominated by the teachers. You will receive confirmation of your entry in an automatic e-mail message.


Entry fees must be paid in cash at the competition venue.

We provide electronically played music at the competition.


The duration of the music for each dance is as follows:


In the International Latin, International Standard, American Smooth and American Rhythm styles, the music for each dance can be between 1:10 and 1:30 minutes.


Exceptions:
The Viennese waltz and Quickstep in the International Standard style, and the Jive in the International Latin style can last between 1:00 and 1.30 minutes.
Paso Doble competitions last until the second boom in the music.
In the Caribbean Mix styles, the music for each dance is between 1:20 and 2:00 minutes long.


Depending on the number of couples on the floor, the judge of the competition may decide to shorten or extend the predetermined duration of the music. If there is only one pair on the floor, or all pairs are in different categories, or levels, the duration of the music can be reduced to 1 minute.


The choreography of the Kűr, Showcase and Viennese Waltz Show competitions cannot be longer than 4 minutes, which includes the time until the dancers take their place on the dance floor or until they leave it.

In all cases, the starting number must be worn by the student member of the pair, since a teacher can dance with several students during the competitions. A student competes with the same number during the entire competition, regardless of how many teachers or in which competitions he competes.

The winners of the Single Dance, Multi Dance, 9- and 10-dance, Kűr and Showcase competitions will receive souvenirs and a certificate.


The first three winners of the Scholarship competitions receive a medal and a certificate, and the winner receives a separate cup. This is only valid if there are at least 3 participants in the competition.

The performance of the competitors is evaluated by a team of international experts.


In International Standard, International Latin, American Smooth and American Rhythm styles, the scoring judges and the referee are members of a dance organization with official scoring judge qualifications. In the case of other dance styles, the organizers invite experts of the given dance style to act as scoring judges.


The referee of the competition determines the number of couples on the floor in each round, may issue a warning or may even exclude couples from the competition if appropriate, takes care of the schedule of the competition and can modify it in consultation with the organizer of the competition. Any decision of the referee regarding the competition is final and unappealable.


The performance of the competitors is evaluated by a team of international experts.

During the competition, various services are available to the competitors, detailed information about which can be found on the website (exclusive services).

Competitors must arrive at the competition venue at least 1 hour before the scheduled time of their competition and sign in at the registration desk. The organizers reserve the right to start the given race on time even without competitors arriving late. Competitors who do not show up will be disqualified, and the entry fee will not be refunded.

In multi-dance competitions, such as Multi Dance, Scholarship, 9- and 10-dance competitions, the student dances each dance within a category with the same teacher.

In the Kűr and Showcase categories, the length of the choreography per competition cannot exceed 4:00 minutes.

Competitors must remain on the dance floor until the music plays. Otherwise, they will be excluded.

Penalties for violating the rules:

in case of an irregularity committed in the first round of the competition, a referee’s warning
cancellation of the pair’s score in the event of a violation committed in the further rounds of the competition
in the case of a rule violation committed in the final, the couple will be ranked last in the given dance

If the finals of the competition have started and the competitor has to give up the competition due to an injury, the competitor will automatically be placed last in the dances in which he could not participate.

Competitors accept the points awarded by the scoring judges and the final result.

Competitors may not give interviews to media representatives while on the dance floor. For such interviews during breaks between competitions or before the competition, or after is possible.

The organizers will not send a separate notification to the entrants about any changes related to the competition. All important information can be found on this website, it is the responsibility of the competitors to follow it. Any information related to the competition can only be considered official if it can be found on this website.

Competitors and teachers consent to having their name and club name appear on this website in the entry list after entry.

Competitors and teachers consent to the organizer publishing photos taken of them during the competition on the website after the competition, and possibly using them for the promotional materials of the following competitions.

The participants of the competition can contact the organizers with any complaints or observations during the competition or within 14 days after it. In all cases, these cases will be investigated as soon as possible, and the affected parties will be notified of the decision in writing.

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